"I've been working on a few small browser-based tools recently - things like sound cleaners and audio testers. They're built to be super simple, fast, and run directly in the browser (no installs or signups). One of them is live here if you'd like to take a look: visit here. The issue is, I'm kind of stuck right now. Even after optimizing titles, improving UX, and adding helpful content, the tools aren't showing up much on Google SERPs. I've done some on-page SEO and shared them on a few forums, but the organic growth feels really slow."
"I'm not looking for shortcuts or spammy tricks - just clever, ethical strategies that can actually help small, single-purpose web apps gain visibility and traffic. Has anyone here gone through something similar or found approaches that worked for your own projects? I'd really appreciate any insights or advice. Thanks in advance"
A set of small browser-based tools provides sound cleaning and audio testing and runs entirely in the browser without installs or signups. One tool is publicly accessible via a live link. Titles, user experience, and supporting content were optimized to improve discoverability. Despite on-page SEO and sharing on several forums, the tools receive limited visibility on Google SERPs and organic growth remains slow. Shortcuts and spammy methods are explicitly being avoided. The objective is to find ethical, practical strategies to increase visibility and steady organic traffic for small, single-purpose web apps.
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